Canada’s December Temperature Plunges to −50.4°C Canada has recorded its coldest December temperature in 50 years, with parts of the country plunging to an astonishing −50.4°C. The extreme cold disrupted transportation, strained energy systems, and highlighted the growing volatility of weather patterns. Such intense cold waves pose serious risks to infrastructure, wildlife, and human safety—while also raising questions about climate extremes in a warming world. Important Details: • Coldest Decem

A report on Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program projects was delivered to Council at the July 2 Committee of the Whole meeting. | City of Thompson | Facebook

10K views · 65 reactions | Today on Alberta at Noon, we asked UCP Leader Jason Kenney how his government would pay for infrastructure currently being funded by the carbon tax. More: www.cbc.ca/1.4988691 | CBC Edmonton | Facebook